Pathfinder the Pathfinder Guest of City in Mobile Visit
Pathfinder and party staged a sight seeing tour with extensive escort cars including County Commissioners Bauer Green and Hagan meeting the car at the Mobile county line. The group was hosted at the Battle House and Carwthon luncheon, with a route toward San Francisco planned via Beaumont and Houston.
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Mount Vernon
Mobile
BE. L. Ferguson
Pacific
New Orleans
Mr. Ferguson
Jackson
J. D. Bloch
Pathfinder
Hudson
John T. Bauer
Telegraph Road
Ford
Charles Green
Bloch
John D. Hagan
James T. Duggan
Battle House
Carl Holzborn
L. G. Adams
G. A. Maloney
Ferguson
San Francisco
Atlanta
Birmingham
Montgomery
Selma
Albert P Bush to oversee crop fund deposits nationwide
Secretary McAdoo announced the assignment of the 50 million dollar government crop movement fund in national banks across the West and South. The current total allotted is 46.5 million with 21.8 million in the South and DC and 24.7 million in the West. Southern banks seek August-September deposits while Western banks want September-November allocations, with funds on deposit for four to five months and repayment by next April.
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Associated Press
Washington
McAdoo
District of Columbia
Alabama
Birmingham
F. M. Tutwiller
Mobile
Albert P. Bush
Montgomery
W. A. Gayle
Arkansas
Little Rock
W. M. Kavanaugh
Florida
Jacksonville
Pensacola
Tampa
Georgia
Atlanta
Savannah
Augusta
Macon
Kentucky
Lexington
J. F
Cassidy
Louisville
Louisiana
New Orleans
W. T. Hardie
Shreveport
Maryland
Baltimore
Mississippi
Jackson
W. Q. Cole
Meridian
J. H. Wright
Vicksburg
M. P. Harding
North Carolina
San Antonio
Virginia
Lynchburg
Norfolk
Richmond
Roanoke
Bride Arrested in Recorder Court for Profanity and Drunkenness
Clarkie Bride a contractor living on Augusta street was arrested Wednesday morning in the recorder's court on charges of using profane language in the presence of females and of drunkenness. Det Warren Burch escorted him to jail and additional charges were added. Cases to be heard by Recorder Folington Thursday morning.
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Clarkie Bride
Augusta Street
Recorder’s Court
Bride
Warren Burch
Folington
First Picture of Lind in Mexico Arrives at Railway Depot
Photographed on arrival in Mexico City August 9 the tall Lind wearing a fedora stands at the center with an officer of the honorary military escort and a meeting with President Wilson's special envoy.
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Mexico City
Mr. Lind
Wilson
Mass Mobilization For Mobile Chamber Friday Luncheon
More than a hundred members of the Mobile Chamber of Commerce Ways and Means Committee accept invites for the first meeting Friday at noon at the Cawthon Hotel Vineyard. Don Farnsworth says the group will be powerful and energetic and represents diverse local businesses with a pledge against taxation without representation.
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Chamber of Commerce Ways and Means-Committee
Don Farnsworth
Cawthon Hotel
Vineyard
Ways and Means Committee
Farnsworth
Mobile
Ways and Means
Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Inferior Court Sentences Women in Assault Case
In the inferior criminal court Corinne Johnson was fined $2.50 or ten days in jail for assault and battery. Corinne Zimmermar and Sarat arr were sentenced to three hours in jail on charges.
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Corinne Johnson
Corinne Zimmermar
Saratarr
Gostly Treatment Success Story From Arkansas Reader
A Whitlow Arkansas man C H Hines recounts long battles with constipation and indigestion and costly medicines, noting hospital visits in St Louis and New Orleans yielded no cure before taking Chamberlains Tablets which restored his health. Sold by dealers.
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C. H. Hines
Whitlow
Ark
St. Louis
New Orleans
Chamberlain
Embroidery Pattern Boom Draws Crowds at The Item
A flood of customers swarmed the Embroidery Department yesterday as Imperial Pattern outfits went on sale. Buyers paid six embroidery coupons plus 58 cents each, with out-of-town patrons charged 7 cents postage.
The Lost Painter Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Ad
An old advertisement promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve by claiming immediate pain relief for cuts bruises sprains burns and other skin injuries. Clinton Me resident E E Chamberlain praises its healing power and the ad notes availability at Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
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Bucklen
E. E. Chamberlain
Clinton, Me
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Adv
Lawyers Expect Early Setting In Cotton Discrimination Case
Answers to the Chamber of Commerce Cotton Exchange complaint have been filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission by 210 railroad respondents. Hearing likely within weeks as Chicago lawyers Luther, Walter and John S. Birchmore concluded conferences with Mobile officials and reviewed evidence with the Joint Cotton Investigating Committee.
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Chamber of Commerce-Cotton Exchange
Mobile
Interstate Commerce Commission
Luther, Walter
John S. Birchmore
Chicago
Joint
R. G. Cobb
Chamber of Commerce
W. HH. Armbrecht
A F Lee Arrested at Hattiesburg Georgia Bride’s Brother to Aid Return
Augustus F. Lee the Florida attorney married Miss Sadie Smith of Milton Florida last Thursday night was arrested in Hattiesburg Mississippi. A warrant from Georgia alleged a statutory offense against a Swainsboro Georgia young woman and was sent to Mobile and Hattiesburg officials. Georgia authorities were notified and the bride’s relatives plan to aid Lee’s return to Milton. The case is now in Georgia hands for papers to secure extradition. The report also notes Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic as a tonic for the ill and pale.
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Crenshaw
Hattiesburg
Miss
Augustus F. Lee
Florida
Sadie Smith
Milton
Fla
Eman
Swainsboro
Mobile
Georgia
Lee
Chief Crenshaw
Labor union reps fail to arrive stalling Mobile strike
International Longshoremen's Union officials did not reach Mobile as expected, leaving the threatened strike by the colored longshoremen still at a standstill. Local and international members planned to seek an amicable settlement with the stevedores.
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International Longshoremen’s Union
Mobile
International Organization
Fine Result of Good Roads Days
Montgomery Alabama reports at least seventy five thousand workers across more than fifty counties participated in Good Roads Days. Governor O Neal may award medals or badges to top contributors and archive their names for history. Secretary J A Rountree notes continued observance next year and requests forms to enroll participants.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
J. A. Rountree
O'Neal
J. A Rountreet
Alabama Good Roads Associament
Quo Vadis Draws Largest Matinee Audience Yet
Amusements note the immense turnout for Quo Vadis at the Lyric with both matinee and night shows drawing crowds. The sensational motion picture is described as the age’s greatest drama with seats selling all day and attendance records reportedly broken.
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Lydic
Southern Route Proposed to Attract Motoring Tourists
Ernest L. Ferguson promoted a southern all-continental route to link Atlantic cities with El Paso and Atlanta, arguing mountain regions west of the Mississippi are impassable. He toured Mobile with his family to show southern highways, hotels, and garages could profit tourists. local officials and newspapers supported the plan at a luncheon.
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Mobile
South
Ernest L. Ferguson
Cawthon Hotel
New Orleans
Atlantic
Pacific
Ferguson
Mississippi
Atlanta
el Paso
Texas
Mr. Ferguson
John D. Hagan
Paul Stevenson
Montgomery Advertiser
Birmingham News
Stanley C. Arthur
New Orleans Litem
John, T. Bauer
Jospeh Jackson
Carl Holzborn
Stearns Electric Paste Advertises Cockroach Extermination
An old advertisement promotes Stearns Electric Paste as a guaranteed solution for cockroaches rats and mice. It claims immediate dead insects by morning and notes the product is sold by druggists for 25 cents or one dollar with money back guarantee. The Stearns Electric Paste Co based in Chicago Illinois ships prepaid on receipt of price.
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Stearns
Stearns’ Electric Paste Co
Chicago
Ill
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Carlisle and Weineth
Robert Sims Carlisle aged fifty died at North Mobile. His remains were sent to Gilbert Town for burial. He is survived by his wife and relatives in the area and Gilbert Town. Alonzo Joseph Weineth, nine months old, child of Largin and France Weineth of Dau Way near Alexander, died at three this morning. A funeral is set for Thursday morning with interment in the Catholic cemetery.
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Robert
Sol Alonzo Joseph Weineth
Largin
France
Weineth
Dau Way
Alexander
Cath
The trusting maiden who Marries for a Home
A brief note reflects a maiden who marries for a home and faces high rent costs. It comments on the social pressure of securing shelter through marriage and the financial burden that follows.
Don’t Endure Skin Humors Use Resinol Ointment
Don’t endure itching and burning skin. Buy Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap from the nearest druggist. Bathe patches, apply ointment, and soon relief comes. Resinol products claim to cure pimples dandruff sores and piles and are prescribed by doctors for eighteen years. Trial free from Dept Resinol Baltimore MD.
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United States
Dept
Resinol
Baltimore
Prompted Glasses Repair In One To Four Hours
You can bring in the broken glasses pieces for an exact duplicate. We will grind a new lens to match the original in one to four hours regardless of where the glasses were made. Bell Phone 163.
L. and N. Rail Line Promises Prosperity and Help
The advertisement argues that the coming year will bring plenty and prosperity after a harsh previous year. It urges farmers and merchants to seek maximum prices and fair costs, and promotes L. and N. transport services for freight and passenger needs across Alabama and the globe. It offers expert information on routes, rates, and travel.
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Alabama
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James Freeman
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Mexico
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